Recently, De Bruyne has been linked with Saudi Pro League giants Al-Ittihad, with British newspaper The Mirror reporting that personal terms have been agreed. However, a twist emerged as Guardiola confirmed in a recent press conference: "No, Kevin will not leave." This brief statement reassured all Manchester City fans. De Bruyne's importance is no less than Rodri's; the latter is the "tactical pivot," while De Bruyne is the source of attacking creativity.

Manchester United's new "management team" has demonstrated unprecedented efficiency in this summer transfer window, securing two major signings during the preseason phase. Next, United's recruitment efforts will not hit the "pause button"; instead, they will strike while the iron is hot, attacking on multiple fronts to continue searching for suitable targets in midfield, central defense, and wing-back positions.

In the 24th round of the Chinese Super League, Chengdu Rongcheng visited Wuhan Three Towns, and Wei Shihao came on as a substitute in the second half. Facing his former club, Wei Shihao became the focus after the match, not because of outstanding performance on the field, but due to a rough foul. In the 63rd minute of the game, Wei Shihao kicked Deng Hanwen from behind and was directly shown a red card by the referee. Immediately, criticism pointed at Wei Shihao, accusing him of harming the team again by failing to control his temper.

Greenwood ultimately joined Marseille, with a transfer fee of 26.7 million pounds (approximately 31.75 million euros), plus a 50% share of future transfer profits. Honestly, this is a win-win outcome for both Manchester United and Greenwood. Due to ongoing pressure from various parties, Greenwood could not return to Manchester United, while the club also secured a transfer fee to strengthen its squad. However, Manchester United cannot receive the full 31.75 million euros—can you believe it?

Most fans believed Matthijs de Ligt would be Manchester United's first signing this summer, as the player rejected other offers, determined to reunite with his mentor Erik ten Hag, even willing to sacrifice Champions League participation.

Nketiah is close to joining Marseille, personal terms have been agreed, and the two clubs will begin negotiating the transfer fee. Meanwhile, Arsenal is also planning ahead, seeking to strengthen their forward line. According to British media The Daily Briefing, after Nketiah officially joins Marseille, Arsenal will restart efforts to sign Sporting CP striker Gyokeres.

After the end of last season, the INEOS Group conducted an internal review phase for Ten Hag. Ultimately, after more than two weeks, the Manchester United leadership decided to continue trusting Ten Hag. Not only did they not dismiss him, but they also chose to renew his contract. This decision was made by the INEOS Group after thoroughly considering Manchester United's performance last season—although they ranked 8th in the league, they defeated Manchester City to win the FA Cup, and the victory was convincing.

After Yoro was intercepted by Manchester United, Real Madrid continues to search for center-backs in the transfer market, but still lacks "sufficient sincerity." Earlier, Spanish newspaper AS reported that Laporte performed excellently in the European Championship, coinciding with Real Madrid's current shortage of center-backs, so Ancelotti wants to bring him in to strengthen this position. Real Madrid's interest delighted Laporte, who is willing to abandon his remaining two-year contract to move to Real Madrid.

Finally here! Earlier, Turkish powerhouse Fenerbahçe officially announced the signing of Moroccan striker En-Nesyri, with a 5-year contract. This deal was a long and arduous process. Fenerbahçe had been working on En-Nesyri's transfer for quite some time, but due to prolonged disagreements on personal terms, a breakthrough was never achieved.

Earlier, Italian journalist Romano announced with his signature "Here we go" that Juventus' 19-year-old defender Huijsen is set to join Bournemouth. Both clubs have agreed on a €18 million transfer fee, and Huijsen has also reached an agreement with Bournemouth on personal terms. Medical examinations will follow.